Crude prices seen pulling back to US$60 and below by year-end
Deutsche Bank cites strengthening US dollar, high US oil production and low cuts by Opec
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DESPITE a sharp rally in crude prices since mid-January this year, Deutsche Bank sees oil prices falling back to US$60 and below per barrel by year-end, on the back of a strengthening US dollar, high US oil production as well as low oil production cuts by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec), which produces about 40 per cent of the world's crude oil.
At a media briefing on Wednesday, Deutsche Bank's global head of commoditie…
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